TPT
Total:
$0.00

For Loop Java

17+ results
Filters
Subject
Standard
Preview of Spreadsheet Function Programming LinkLesson® - Online Blended Distance Learning

Spreadsheet Function Programming LinkLesson® - Online Blended Distance Learning

(Please download my free samples to be sure you understand what you are purchasing. Try the Scientific Method video activity, a more advanced G-Sheets Scripting lesson, or the It's Just a Theory discussion assignment. Get all of the free things!)NO PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF JAVA-SCRIPT NEEDED BY TEACHER OR STUDENT.Short Description: Students learn about using JavaScript or App Script to produce a spreadsheet function that produces random numbers. This is the first lesson in the series that attempt t
Preview of Frame of Reference" Mini-Lab freebie

Frame of Reference" Mini-Lab freebie

Frame of Reference Mini-Lab (FREEBIE)Headline: Why Does the Sky "Lie" to Us? Challenge Student Observations! 🔭✨ Are your students struggling to understand why ancient astronomers were so certain the Earth was the center of the universe? Stop lecturing about the Scientific Revolution and let them experience the optical illusion that fooled humanity for millennia. The Hook: The Retrograde RiddleFor centuries, the "backward loop" of Mars (Retrograde Motion) was the ultimate puzzle. To an observer
Preview of The Lightbulb That Lit a City –Energy Transfer Story Slides for 4-PS3-2

The Lightbulb That Lit a City –Energy Transfer Story Slides for 4-PS3-2

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about electricity, invention, and the flow of energy that changed the world. Aligned to 4-PS3-2, The Lightbulb That Lit a City is a narrative science lesson about Thomas Edison’s quest to invent a reliable lightbulb — and the power system that made it useful for everyone. Students follow the journey from glowing bamboo to city-wide electric grids and explore how energy flows from generators to light. This Story: The Lightbulb That Lit a Ci
Preview of The Crash That Made Cars Safer –Energy in Collisions Story for 4-PS3-3

The Crash That Made Cars Safer –Energy in Collisions Story for 4-PS3-3

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about motion, energy, and a clever invention that changed every car on the road. Aligned to 4-PS3-3, The Crash That Made Cars Safer is a narrative science lesson about the invention of the crumple zone — a design that helps protect passengers by transforming energy during a crash. This Story: The Crash That Made Cars Safer Standard: 4-PS3-3 Students explore how energy can be transferred or changed during collisions, and how engineers solv
Preview of The Boulder That Flattened a Town –Energy & Motion Story Slides for 4-PS3-1

The Boulder That Flattened a Town –Energy & Motion Story Slides for 4-PS3-1

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about motion, speed, and the energy behind one unforgettable crash. Aligned to 4-PS3-1, The Boulder That Flattened a Town is a narrative science lesson based on a real event in the Italian Alps — when a massive boulder broke free from a cliff, gained speed, and plowed through everything in its path. This Story: The Boulder That Flattened a Town Standard: 4-PS3-1 Students explore how energy is related to the motion of an object — and how s
Preview of The Clock That Ruled the Town – 3rd Grade Motion Pattern Story for 3-PS2-2

The Clock That Ruled the Town – 3rd Grade Motion Pattern Story for 3-PS2-2

Make NGSS come alive with this 3rd grade science story about gears, bells, and the swinging secret behind the world’s most reliable clocks. Aligned to 3-PS2-2, The Clock That Ruled the Town is a narrative science lesson that takes students to a time before watches and phones — when the entire town listened for a bell, powered by a pendulum, to know the hour. This Story: The Clock That Ruled the Town Standard: 3-PS2-2 Students explore how repeating motion patterns — like a pendulum swinging —
Preview of The Windmill That Powered a Farm –Energy Conversion Story Slides for 4-PS3-4

The Windmill That Powered a Farm –Energy Conversion Story Slides for 4-PS3-4

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about renewable energy, invention, and one backyard windmill that lit up the future. Aligned to 4-PS3-4, The Windmill That Powered a Farm is a narrative science lesson about Charles Brush — an 1880s inventor who used wind to generate electricity, building the first wind-powered home in America. This Story: The Windmill That Powered a Farm Standard: 4-PS3-4 Students explore how energy can be converted from one form to another — from wind t
Preview of The Fridge You Couldn't Escape – 3rd Grade Magnetic Story Slides for 3-PS2-4

The Fridge You Couldn't Escape – 3rd Grade Magnetic Story Slides for 3-PS2-4

Make NGSS come alive with this 3rd grade science story about magnets, safety, and how one kitchen appliance became the center of a nationwide design problem. Aligned to 3-PS2-4, The Fridge You Couldn't Escape is a narrative science lesson that explores how engineers used magnetism to solve a life-threatening issue — turning an everyday hazard into a breakthrough in home safety. This Story: The Fridge You Couldn't Escape Standard: 3-PS2-4 Students explore how magnetic forces can act without to
Preview of The Bridge That Shook Itself Apart –Wave Properties Story Slides for 4_PS4-1

The Bridge That Shook Itself Apart –Wave Properties Story Slides for 4_PS4-1

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about invisible forces, rhythmic motion, and the bridge that twisted itself to pieces. Aligned to 4-PS4-1, The Bridge That Shook Itself Apart is a narrative science lesson based on the true story of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse — a dramatic demonstration of how waves carry energy and how increasing amplitude can lead to powerful (and dangerous) effects. This Story: The Bridge That Shook Itself Apart Standard: 4-PS4-1 Students explor
Preview of The Telegraph That Changed the World – 3rd Grade Forces Story for 3-PS2-3

The Telegraph That Changed the World – 3rd Grade Forces Story for 3-PS2-3

Make NGSS come alive with this 3rd grade science story about heartbreak, invention, and the invisible forces that changed how the world communicates. Aligned to 3-PS2-3, The Telegraph That Changed the World is a narrative science lesson about Samuel Morse’s invention of the telegraph — a machine that used electric currents to activate magnets and send messages across great distances, without any physical contact. This Story: The Telegraph That Changed the World Standard: 3-PS2-3 Students expl
Preview of The Football Train That Couldn’t Stop –Force & Motion Story for 3-PS2-1

The Football Train That Couldn’t Stop –Force & Motion Story for 3-PS2-1

Make NGSS come alive with this 3rd grade science story about slippery pranks, unbalanced forces, and a football rivalry that left a train—and a team—off track. Aligned to 3-PS2-1, The Football Train That Couldn’t Stop is a narrative science lesson based on a wild (and true!) event from the 1890s, when Auburn students greased the tracks to sabotage their rivals—and accidentally demonstrated core physics concepts in the process. This Story: The Football Train That Couldn’t Stop Standard: 3-PS2-
Preview of The Cave That Sparkled Back –Light & Reflection Story Slides for 4-PS4-2

The Cave That Sparkled Back –Light & Reflection Story Slides for 4-PS4-2

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about bioluminescence, bouncing light, and a cave that glows like a starry night. Aligned to 4-PS4-2, The Cave That Sparkled Back is a narrative science lesson that takes students deep into New Zealand’s Waitomo Caves — where glowworms light up the dark and reflection reveals how we see the world. This Story: The Cave That Sparkled Back Standard: 4-PS4-2 Students explore how light must reflect off objects to be seen, using a glowing cave
Preview of The Fire on the Hill That Meant War –Wave Pattern Signals Story for 4-PS4-3

The Fire on the Hill That Meant War –Wave Pattern Signals Story for 4-PS4-3

Make NGSS come alive with this 4th grade science story about signal patterns, secret codes, and the midnight message that helped start a revolution. Aligned to 4-PS4-3, The Fire on the Hill That Meant War is a narrative science lesson set on the night of April 18, 1775 — when Paul Revere used a silent pattern of lanterns to send a signal that would change American history. This Story: The Fire on the Hill That Meant War Standard: 4-PS4-3 Students explore how patterns can be used to transfer i
Preview of The Man That Dug a Hole Through Earth – Gravity Story Slides for 5-PS2-1

The Man That Dug a Hole Through Earth – Gravity Story Slides for 5-PS2-1

Make NGSS come alive with this 5th grade science story about gravity, direction, and a man with a shovel and a wild idea. Aligned to 5-PS2-1, The Man That Dug a Hole Through Earth is a narrative science lesson that starts with a tall tale — digging a hole to China — and ends with a deep understanding of gravitational force and the structure of our planet. This Story: The Man That Dug a Hole Through Earth Standard: 5-PS2-1 As Big Jimmy digs deeper, students discover the layers of Earth and why
Preview of 1st Days of School for Physics

1st Days of School for Physics

Stuck on how to start your physics class? What about the first week of school? I've got you covered for your first 13 days! Back to school season is busy and this editable, first day of school Google Doc will help you stay focused as you teach and practice expectations, classroom routines and procedures with your students. Inside this packet, you'll find your new:✓ Learning Objectives (I can statements) for Unit 0: Expectations & Unit 1: Foundations of Physics ✓ Checklist on what to cover the
Preview of Electromagnetism & Speaker System Unit 5 Day NGSS Lab + Podcast (OpenSciEd Supp)

Electromagnetism & Speaker System Unit 5 Day NGSS Lab + Podcast (OpenSciEd Supp)

Created by
Bex Buzzie
Looking for an engaging, hands-on OpenSciEd supplemental unit that brings electromagnetism to life? This 5-day middle school science unit helps students deeply understand forces at a distance, magnetic fields, alternating current, and how speakers produce sound — all while staying aligned with NGSS standards. This resource is designed to supplement OpenSciEd by adding: ✔ Stronger conceptual clarity  ✔ Engaging labs  ✔ Structured literacy strategies  ✔ Clear cause-and-effect modeling  ✔ Low cog
Preview of The Collision Course of Marco Vega: A Physics Adventure Podcast

The Collision Course of Marco Vega: A Physics Adventure Podcast

Created by
Bex Buzzie
🎧 Bring physics to life through story! The Collision Course of Marco Vega: A Physics Adventure Podcast makes collisions, momentum, and Newton’s Laws exciting and real. Students will listen to a high-energy racing story, follow along with a complete transcript, and demonstrate understanding through a ready-to-use self-grading Google Form. Perfect for middle and high school physical science or physics, this engaging resource seamlessly blends literacy and STEM, covering essential topics such
Showing 1-17 of 17+ results